You can do it, my friend!  I have Faith in you!! 

Im already bouncing back and not needing so much rest.  I'm a tough cookie and as long as I stay calm and rested it golden. I have medication for the seizures.

So sorry to hear about all the issues you're going through, Tiny. Best of luck to you with your health and family.

DeeDee/Diane(z)

Thank you Dee Dee!!!!

Dear TF,

 Logged on today to see the latest, and OMG, saw what you are going through.  Best wishes to you and Know the universe will give you the strength you need, your friends and family will give you the support and love you need, and your doctors will give you the care you need.  BTW, I quit cold turkey 5 yrs ago (b4 my COPD diagnosis!), so kudos to you for finally taking that plunge.  I know it wasn't all that easy.  We need all the fairy dust in this world and in MC world we can get, so take care of yourself and your family first.  

Aloha,

Dinah 

Hi Dinah!

Thanks for the words of encouragement. It was surprisingly easy to quit smoking. I was on the patch in the hospital so got a small start. The rest I did on my own. Still feel weird not to take those cigarette breaks. I delighted you quit to and sounds like maybe earlier on in your COPD diagnosis whereas I waiting way to long. But now that is over with YAY

I am but a wee fairy but come from strong stock and am tough as nails. I am already feeling back to normal. Have meds to manage the seizures and all is well so far. 

I wish your future is met with good fortune

Much love 

Deborah

Hi Tiny Fairy! I have been following along and I am so happy that you are feeling better. I too quit smoking cold turkey about 22 years ago, but I weaned myself off. I started with one pack and decided that was it, I cut out the non important during the day smokes and then the morning smoke. The hardest one was the after dinner smoke, for me, but now it is done and I feel just awesome. I have noticed a distinct dislike of smelling cigarettes now. It doesn't make me want one anymore, which is a good thing. Best of luck with your progress!!

Why Thank You Noni!!!!!

Im quite proud of myself. I was on the patch in the hospital so that made it a tad bit easier. But it was really quite easy. I was shocked. I still want one but it passes. Yes the smell triggers me wanting one still so I have to steer clear when  my niece and nephew are outside smoking as I like to sit out there during this mild spring we are having it Texas during the mornings.

Kudos to you for quitting so many years ago. It highly worth bragging rights . Right?

I think so TinyFaerie!! Stopping smoking is a big deal. Whether with a patch, gum or cold turkey, it is a big deal!!

No offense is meant to those friends who continue to smoke, it is up to each person to make up their own minds. I speak from having my father and younger brother both die from lung cancer and my other brother is still smoking!! It breaks my heart.